Clairvoyance: Dr Roe, a parapsychologist based at the University of Northampton, is investigating whether it is possible to project your “mind’s eye” to a distant location and observe what is going on—even if that place is hundreds of miles away. His early findings have been very interesting and suggest that up to eighty-five percent of us may possess some form of clairvoyance or what scientist call “remote viewing.”

From: After Life News, “Research suggest’s that 85 percent of us could be Psychic” www.afterlifenews.com/a/1552.html

Remote Viewing: During a talk at the “Investigations of Consciousness and The Unseen World, Proof of an Afterlife?” conference sponsored by the Forever Family Foundation ( www.foreverfamilyfoundation.org ) in San Francisco this past January, Dean Radin talked about a review of “remote viewing” evidence done for the CIA in 1995. Jessica Utts, Professor of Statistics at the University of California, Davis and Ray Hyman, a well known skeptic and Professor of Psychology at the University of Oregon, both looked at the data. Utts concluded that, using the standards applied to any other area of science, psychic functioning had been well established in the remote viewing experiments. Hyman found the experimental evidence free of methodological weaknesses and the effect sizes were too large and consistent to be dismissed as statistical flukes.

Radin says that the bottom-line is that, if you begin to look at scientific oversight committees and review articles over the past 130 years, you find increasingly sophisticated methods where these effects do not disappear even under scrutiny with the latest techniques.

Online PSI Testing: From the website: Rupert Sheldrake invites you to participate in his ongoing research. No previous experience is necessary, and the online tests can be done immediately. Most of these experiments are suitable for use in schools and colleges, and some make an excellent basis for student projects. Go to www.sheldrake.org/Onlineexp/portal/ . Tests include:

Award-Winning Director Believes Life After Death: Five-time Academy Award-Winning film director, producer and screenwriter Francis Ford Coppola was asked during an interview if he believed in the afterlife. Coppola responded, “I sort of think that the people I have loved and lost are somehow still there. I can’t believe that something so specific is gone.” When Coppola acknowledged that he would most likely be remembered for the movie, The Godfather, the interviewer asked what he would prefer to be remembered for. His comment, “If I have to be remembered for something, I want it remembered that I really liked children and was a good camp counselor.”

From: the New York Times, “Questions for Francis Ford Coppola,” by Deborah Solomon Dec. 16.2007

A Tomb for All People: A German group has gained funding from the German Federal Cultural Foundation to build the world’s largest structure. It will be a new version of the Great Pyramid but it will reportedly be ten times bigger when completed. It will serve as a resting place for all nationalities and religions. Individuals who are either unwilling or unable to have their ashes buried there can opt to have a memorial stone placed. This new Great Pyramid will continue to grow with every stone placed, eventually forming the largest structure in the history of man.

From: www.thegreatpyramid.org/